When it comes to choosing a banking partner, today’s business owners and managers are looking for a relationship that provides them with expertise in their specific area and a bank that is willing to work with them as a trusted adviser to help achieve greater success.
We often receive calls from companies looking to pursue claims for misappropriation of trade secrets, usually against former employees or business partners.
Way too many people get swindled by contractors each year. It’s appalling and it’s unnecessary. Take note of these 10 signs so you can avoid getting scammed by a fraudulent contractor!
“Hollywood North” has become a common moniker of the Santa Clarita Valley in reference to the large amount of filming that takes place here. And it’s true — there are many TV shows, feature films, music videos and commercials shot in our region.
I’ve never been in an accident, but it’s finally dawning on me how many of my friends volunteer to drive for me after they spend a few minutes in my passenger seat, stamping down on the nonexistent passenger-side brake pedal.
When parents read to their toddlers, does format matter? Print books seem to have an advantage over electronic books. That’s according to a small study. The study involved 37 pairs
For many, hearing aids make a life-changing difference. It is estimated that 48 million Americans have some degree of hearing loss, and the majority of individuals could benefit from hearing
The entrepreneurial spirit of the startup era makes this an exciting time to pursue a big idea or professional passion, but few innovators have any type of formal business training.
Catherine Grooms is the executive director of the Small Business Development Center, which is a communitywide resource located on College of the Canyons’ Valencia campus, in the Dianne G. Van
Santa Clarita Valley (SCV) is home to nearly 300,000 residents and a variety of companies. Thanks to a business-friendly environment, continuous positive economic growth, and a city that supports ongoing
While modern mobility may mean that distance keeps members of a family apart, more – and younger – members of many families across the country are finding significance in their
When parents read to their toddlers, does format matter? Print books seem to have an advantage over electronic books. That’s according to a small study. The study involved 37 pairs
Our region has an unwavering commitment to our businesses and is unique in that we take an integrated approach to economic development. Partnerships between the Santa Clarita Valley Economic Development
Every day in California, people sell their business. Typically, one concern of most buyers is the concern about becoming liable for debts or taxes of the seller. In fact, most
Detention center visit, March, 2019: I met first with Emily (not her real name) from Jamaica. We had a spirited conversation – Emily is very knowledgeable about the detention system
A Second Wind, by Mary Petersen My friend recommended a book to me a few weeks ago — “Adventures in Memory.” This, ironically, after I boasted in my last column
The Castaic Lake Water Agency’s effort to gain control over all the local water supplies is premature. We need a forensic audit to find out in what shape the agency
By Carl Kanowsky Jim came in to see me the other day. He was really excited. He was about to open up his own comedy driving ticket school. He was
Following an extensive public review process which began more than five years ago, Chiquita Canyon today announced the County of Los Angeles has released a Partially Recirculated Draft EIR for
By Steve Tannehill This is part 2 in a three-part series exploring the myths and facts about the climate for business in California. Recently, Inc. Magazine published its 2016 list
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